The queerest thing you did in 2023: Part Two

from Queer Lit · host Lena Mattheis

The queerest thing you did in 2023: Part TwoAre you ready for 2024? I absolutely am not but to prepare for another queer year, I listen to more of your voice notes and I give you what you probably have not been waiting for: the queerest thing I did this year. References: ListenQueerhttps://listenqueer.wordpress.com/ Kit SchusterJack Jen GiesekingAmerican Studies MeetingLindsey FreemanTrans Community RunMr SamoLondon LGBTQ+ Community CentreClea DuVallTugce KayaalHeather LoveJustin Torres’ BlackoutsWhitechapel GalleryNicole EisenmanSusan Stryker Questions you should be able to respond to after listening:What is the queerest thing you did this year?Do you have a queer tradition for this time of year?Can you relate to any of the experiences my guests talk about in this episode?Are you doing okay? If not, let me know and I will help you find a supportive queer community space.

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